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Vintage Heuer Discussion Forum
The place for discussing 1930-1985 Heuer wristwatches, chronographs and dash-mounted timepieces. Online since May 2003. | |||||||
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Hi Laurent,
really beautiful watch, would be the ideal watch for the summer's vacations (I wouldn't go on the beach with a mechanical one).
Your watches ase always at top, thanks for share your experience and your beautiful images.
Cheers.
Gianluca
: This one will leave in a couple of days.
: They're not much discussed,
: they are appealing affordable Heuer though IMO
: I thought it could be an idea to share the photos I've sent to the
: (very) enthusiastic buyer.
:
: Case is the most noticeable element to me, its shape is quite
: unique I think,
: ugly for some, beautiful to me !
:
: Cathedral and lollipop hands are cracking,
: the dial is a joy to look at,
: the key feature are certainly these magnificent tiny red indexes.
:
: which could find their origins in this Longines "Big
: Indian" from the 40s
:
: Cheap quartz movement (works fine though) allowing the watch to
: remain affordable
:
: Here the (screwed) crown is fully pulled out
:
: Case back details for reference
:
:
: I hope you enjoyed this one as much as I did these years, I'm glad
: it'll leave to another enthusiast
:
: Best,
: Laurent
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